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How did Europeans view all world change as a result of Columbus's voyage?
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When was Christopher columbuss firs expedition?
1451 was the first expedition christopher Columbus made
Name an event that took place as a result of columbus's return from his westward voyage?
The ocran
In order to get to America some Europeans promised to work for any person who paid for their voyage across the Atlantic. These people became?
Indentured servants
Why historians describe the contact between Europeans and Native Americans as a Columbian Exchange?
Because the era started with the first voyage of Columbus after whom it is named.
Within how many years of Columbus's first voyage had Europeans explored both exteriors and interiors of both American continents and conquered the Incas and Aztecs?
50 Years
How many years after columbuss 1492 voyage did the English send their first explorer on a voyage of discovery across the Atlantic ocean?
5 years
How did Europeans respond to news of Columbus voyage?
The Europeans were suprised.
Which was the most significant result vespucci's voyage?
The most significant result of Amerigo Vespucci was the discovery of the continent of what was later to be named America. Prior to this time, Europeans had been unaware of this large land area.
How did the europeans feel about columbuses voyage?
this stuff is stupid!!
What did prince Henry's voyage show europeans traders?
How did prince Henry voyage show the European traders
What was the result of the voyage?
who is bob
How did European's respond to news of Columbus's first voyage?
The Europeans were suprised.
How did europeans respond to news of columbu's first voyage?
The Europeans were suprised.
When was Christopher columbuss firs expedition?
1451 was the first expedition christopher Columbus made
How did Columbus voyage inspire europeans?
they wanted to find riches and also wanted to settle.
What conditions caused Europeans to undertake a dangerous voyage and settle in an unknown and dangerous wilderness?
Negative conditions caused Europeans to undertake a dangerous voyage and settle in an unknown and dangerous wilderness. Among these conditions were deep poverty, prosecution, and hunger.
What di 15th century europeans not know existed at the time of Columbus' first voyage?
girls
